Trading members using third-party trading platforms can use this opportunity to test their respective trading applications for various functions (including exceptional market conditions) during mock trading sessions, for example, different types of call auction sessions, risk reduction mode, trading delays, block transactions, etc.
Here is the schedule of business meetings:
– sign in – 09:15 AM to 09:45 AM
– Morning Block Dial Window (PR): 09:45 AM to 10:00 AM
– Continuous trade T+1 (PR): 10:15 AM to 01:00 AM
– Continuous trade T+0 (PR): 10:15 am to 12:30 pm
– Closure: From 04:00 hrs to 04:10 hrs
– After closing: 04:10 to 04:20 hrs
– Trade adjustment T+1: 04:30 p.m
– Trade adjustment T+0: 03:45 pm Exchanges have asked market participants to actively participate in mock trading sessions.
Exchanges regularly conduct mock trading sessions to test their systems so that they can provide their members with a robust and efficient system for trading with the best features.
They also want input from all members. Members can give their feedback for the mock trading session to the exchange till 5:00 pm.
India’s benchmark indices fell sharply on Friday, recording their third consecutive decline as the Iran-Israel/US war continued to weigh on market sentiment. The biggest drags were metals, autos, and financial stocks. In a volatile session, the broader Nifty closed down 488.05 points, or 2.06%, at 23,151.10, while the 30-share Sensex fell 1470.50 points, or 1.93%, at 74,563,92.563.
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